EEek - a demon posessed my computer

by Dawn 7 Replies latest jw friends

  • Dawn
    Dawn

    I thought this was so hillarious I just had to share it with you:

    Reverend Jim Peasboro of Savannah GA has written a book "The Devil in the Machine: Is your computer possessed by a demon?" Some of the points raised in the book are:
    * Any PC built after 1985 has the storage capacity to house an evil spirit
    * "...most of the youths involved in school shootings like the tragedy at Columbine were computer buffs...I have no doubt that computer demons exerted an influence on them."
    * an estimated "...one in 10 computers in America now houses
    some type of evil spirit
    AND LAST, BUT DEFINATELY NOT LEAST!!
    * "Technicians can replace the hard drive and reinstall the software, getting rid of the wicked spirit permanently."

    Being a network engineer I found this completely hysterical!!
    Here's the link - you can scroll down and read how members from his church were FORCED to view pornographic material by their PC's - sorry...I doubt that excuse would fly in the corporate world
    http://www.religioustolerance.org/chr_exor3.htm

  • Undecided
    Undecided

    Hi Dawn,

    I just removed a demon from a friend's computer yesterday. It had a name, I think it was Habris Worm or something like that. I hate them demons. You get them from email but if you have a good demon checker it will warn you before you let it out of the box.

    Ken P.

  • Dawn
    Dawn

    Ah the well known angels McAfee and Norton!!

  • Satanus
    Satanus

    I had a jumping jesus jumping throughout my machine. So, it's been all clear of demons ever since. Maybe the rev & his tribe need to have their computers saved by jesus. Here is a url with many jesii. There is a different jesus for each week. Send him the url right away! http://www.jesusoftheweek.com/jesii/193/

    SS

  • Elsewhere
    Elsewhere
    Any PC built after 1985 has the storage capacity to house an evil spirit

    Hmmm, interesting. Based on that statement one could deduce the storage requirements of a demon through trial and error in configuring a possessed computer.

    I wonder if anyone has done that yet. [8>]

    "As every one knows, there are mistakes in the Bible" - The Watchtower, April 15, 1928, p. 126
    Believe in yourself, not mythology.
    <x ><

  • mustang
    mustang

    I once went onto a new job and 'inherited' the computer of another
    Engineer that had died. It kept 'asking for him' until I got some
    extraneous 'auto-bat' files purged. So, I had to become my own 'computer exorcist'.

    Other than that, this thing is hilarious!!!

    Mustang

  • larc
    larc

    Well now,

    I am sure glad the right reverend let us know how storage capacity can allow a demon in. Praise the Lord!!!! Now, my question for all the IT folks out there, is this: just how big is a demon anyway?

  • Xander
    Xander

    Hmmm...well, the only related news I could find was that, in 1985, DOS 3.2 came out w/ support for 720KB floppy disks. Since this was the major consumer (as such) OS, I'd say this is the ticket.

    So, there you go. Demons are 720 KB large. That'd take about 4 minutes to download off the net at typical modem speeds.

    Xander F
    (Unseen Apostate Directorate of North America - Ohio order)

    A fanatic is one who, upon losing sight of his goals, redoubles his efforts.
    --George Santayana

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